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How about this Photo. this one is not in Tasmania
How about this Photo. this one is not in Tasmania
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Many of lookers but no answers??
and the answer is
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I Have another Pic and many many people have driven through this town
but this bridge has not been used for many years
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Is that the old Gundagai bridge (Prince Alfred Bridge) that crossed the Murrumbidgee River. We passed through there just before Easter and I was reading some info about it. Looking at the state of it I would have been scared to drive on it but I believe it is only open to foot traffic now.
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Correct *** although I do not think foot traffic is allowed any more
Your turn SchafferSpara
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Schaffer must be awol so until he returns and in the interest of keeping this thread on the 1st page I will just pop another pic up.
It is obvious what this is but where is it ??
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How about Mersey Bluff Lighthouse, Devonport?Comment
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Here is my pic of the lighthouse on a recent trip over there
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and just another
I guess its your go Jaybee...Spara
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This was only completed recently.
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From another angle
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I gotta say... the first pic didn't shed any light on the spot for me and the second photo has still got me stumped! :shock:[B][SIZE=4]ntp
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Maybe what's across the road will help.
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Campbell Town Tasmania?Black 2003, TD, GXL Prado
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Located in Campbell Town Tasmania, on the banks of the Elizabeth River,Foxhunters Return was originally established as a coaching inn, located halfway between Hobart and Launceston. The beautiful colonial building is now unique heritage bed and breakfast accommodation adjacent to the Red Bridge in Campbell Town, Tasmania.
Listed by the National Trust as 'the finest and most substantial hotel building of the late colonial period in Australia'.
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